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Martin Greenberg, the newly elected chairman of the Commodity Exchange Inc., said a merger between t

BELLCORE TO AID POLAND IN TELECOMMUNICATIONSLIVINGSTON, N.J. - Bellcore announced that it wi

When Peter S. Willmott, former chairman of Carson Pirie Scott & Co., was asked why the retail store,

A group of 68 professional property and casualty reinsurers reported a loss ratio of 77 percent and

Insurance analysts say consumer resistance and regulatory concerns are driving an emerging trend in

INDIAN COURT APPROVES BHOPAL VICTIMS' RELIEFNEW DELHI, India - India's Supreme Court on Tues

The temptation was just too great. As one of his final acts in office, Jose Reinaldo Tavares

JAPANESE ACQUISITION OF US FIRM OPPOSEDTwo congressmen moved to block on national security g

A National Mediation Board arbitrator has backed labor in a longstanding dispute with Guilford Trans

CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT NARROWS IN BRITAINThe United Kingdom's seasonally adjusted current a

The departure of William Det- weiler as president of a key management group at the Port of Baltimore

PROCTER & GAMBLE, RORER FORM ALLIANCEFORT WASHINGTON, Pa., - Rorer Group Inc. said Tuesday i

Two small shipping companies serving the West Coast from Canada to Mexico have joined into a single

A federal judge ruled Monday that the International Longshoremen's Association cannot pay legal fees

Strong demand for cyclohexane and a competitor's decision to shut a plant have led Arochem Corp. to

Losses linked to junk bond investments by Reliance Group Holdings Inc. prompted the company to sell

N.J. DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE - Samuel Fortunato, a former chief executive with Metropolitan Property

Cocoa and coffee prices surged ahead Tuesday amid concern about the possibility of shortages of the

Here at a glance are highlights of the auto insurance reform plan signed into law Monday by Gov. Jim

The New Jersey Insurance News Service is pledging to help the state's drivers become familiar with t

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

A General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade panel has ruled in favor of Japan in an anti-dumping disput

Major steamship lines made little headway Tuesday in their effort to install a plan to raise freigh

The United States and Romania Tuesday signed an $80 million agricultural aid package, the first bila

CUSTOMS' WARNING CITES APPAREL IMPORT FRAUDThe U.S. Customs Service's Office of Enforcement

Mar. 13, 1990 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

The Union Pacific Railroad will not hesitate to use offshore suppliers if domestic suppliers fail to

State regulation of unscrupulous insurance companies has been so lax that the federal government sho

Two health maintenance organizations affiliated with Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Connecticut will me

THE ECONOMY IS GROWING at an annual rate of at least 2 percent, which all but rules out an easing o

ALGERIA - $26 million from the World Bank for technical assistance to help the government carry out

Foreign investment in the United States now totals about $2 trillion, a private study released Tuesd

After two years of investigative proceedings and about $8 million in settlements, the Federal Mariti

Mar. 13, 1990 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

Six people were seriously injured early Tuesday when liquid propane leakingfrom a pipeline e

Paccar Inc. pulled away from Navistar International Transportation Corp. last month in the heavy tru

Federal Express Corp. is expected to tell customers this week how much it will raise domestic and in

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Gold dipped below $400 Tuesday to $397.25 and appeared ready to test the key support level between $

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